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Hammock bath tub is the epitome of high-tech relaxation
The future is now and it’s extremely comfortable.
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The Art of the Algorithm exhibition aims to make hidden systems viewable
London Design Festival takes aim at understanding big data.
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The cat drinking fountain that actually exists and can be bought with actual dollars
Premium, hand-crafted cat furniture.
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A city’s emotional tweets render vibrant 3D paintings
What mood does your city paint?
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The Bézier Game trains you to use a common Photoshop tool
Method of Action’s new learning game aims for the design set.
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Blood-powered lamp will hopefully remind you to turn off the damn lights
Would we be less wasteful if light came at a personal cost?
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Hug these cloud-like lamps into any shape and size
Watch these ethereal lamps be styled through hugs.
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Let’s all leave this cold world and live in a LEGO house together
This week marked the groundbreaking of the LEGO House in Billund, Denmark, a massive structure that aims to be a sort of futuristic Mecca for Lego lovers, design nuts, and artists alike. The 8,500 square foot building isn’t just a building made of LEGOs or a building made to look like it’s made of L
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Mountain is a first step toward more human-centered game design
Easy to learn, easy to master.
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Get ready. Second generation Oculus Rifts have begun to ship
Motion sickness will be a thing of the past. Hopefully.
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Bulgarian designer creates furniture inspired by puzzles
A Bulgarian designer sees beauty in putting pieces together.
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The sequel to Dots is (wait for it) Two Dots
Two Dots is a sequel to Dots, both great games about, well, dots. You connect dots, draw squares through dots, remove dots in a way so that dots line up. So, yes, there’s dots, cascading in ways that flex your mind in colorful patterns, bouncing playfully as they drop into an invisible rectangle con